USA TodayNo Labels officially drops out of the 2024 race. The truth is they were never in it.
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46% : That would have cut into the cross-party support Biden won in 2020, when Republicans and independents fed up with Trump backed the Democratic nominee.46% : Just consider what Trump, the most obvious narcissist in the race, had to say about Kennedy last week.
34% : No Labels is out but political spoilers still existRahna Epting, executive director of the progressive group Move On, on Thursday responded to the news by proclaiming that "millions of Americans are relieved that No Labels finally decided to do the right thing to keep Donald Trump out of the White House.
28% : We must come together to defeat the biggest threat to our democracy and country: Donald Trump.
15% : "He is crooked Joe Biden's political opponent, not mine," Trump posted on his social media site Truth Social.
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